Reccomend a good Elvis concert DVD for me

[Dazed and Confused]

Can anyone reccomend a good concert DVD to buy?

I'd rather one that includes 50's footage but I'm not too picky.

[Tommy]

How about this one. Good luck.................

Elvis : The Great Performances is a revealing two-volume (2 DVD) that follows Elvis' career from his first televised appearance that shocked America and had everyone talking about his hip-shaking performance, to a sold-out concert a few weeks before his death on August 16, 1977. With over 2-hours of re-mastered footage, new packaging, and never-before-seen interviews, Elvis: The Great Performances 2 DVD set offers a glimpse into the world of one of America’s most beloved icons.
A true must-have for Elvis buffs, rock aficionados and music-lovers alike, the collection covers a span of more than 20 years and unleashes 'Elvis-mania' to fans who are able to re-live the excitement and to those experiencing it for the first time.

The Interviews

Also included are previously-unreleased interviews, conducted by producer-director Andrew Solt in the early and mid-'90s, with rock icons Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins, Sun Records head Sam Phillips, drummer D.J. Fontana, guitarist Scotty Moore, Jordanaires member and backing singer Gordon Stoker, and television host Milton Berle, on whose show Elvis appeared twice in 1956. Footage mined from TV shows and specials, films and home movies provide a revealing look into Elvis’ private life as well as the realities of his unprecedented fame.

Elvis: The Great Performances allows fans to revisit the life and music of one of the most important pop-culture figures in entertainment history. Like never-before, experience Elvis’ mystique and legacy with this ultimate collection of performances by the King.

Elvis at his best! Recommended.

Songs Performed:

Money Honey
That's All Right (Mama)
Hound Dog
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
Blue Suede Shoes
Love Me Tender
Heartbreak Hotel
Ready Teddy
Teddy Bear
King Creole
Jailhouse Rock
Guitar Man
Suspicious Minds
Unchained Melody
All Shook Up

Bonus Material:

Interviews with D.J. Fontana, Scotty Moore, Gordon Stoker and Milton Berle.

Volume II: 'The Man and the Music' offers a glimpse into Elvis' private life and the difficult realities of his unprecedented fame.

Featured are rare home movies of Elvis' friends and family as well as the recently discovered first recording of 'My Happiness'.

Songs Performed:

American Trilogy
Shake, Rattle and Roll
Flip, Flop And Fly
Blue Suede Shoes
Don't Be Cruel
Got A Lot Of Livin' To Do
Trouble
MeanWomen Blues
Treat Me Nice
GI Blues
Fame and Fortune
Return To Sender
You Gave Me A Mountain
Always On My Mind
If I Can Dream

Bonus Material:

Interviews with Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Sam Phillips.

[rickb]

Good choice, or try the 68 TV special or That's the Way It Is.
Then don't forget Aloha, Elvis on Tour and even Elvis in Concert (77) if you can find it

[See See Rider]

Boy from Tupelo

[cibetty]

If you don't have "That's The Way It Is", I recommend that one. One of his best!

[hounddog]

you can get the shows that Elvis did on the Ed Sullivan shows, Elvis the Ed Sullivan Show is the title, footage of live ocnerts from the 50's is rare. Elvis on Tour is pretty good and it won the 1973 Golden Globe award for Best Documentary film. Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese was the montage supervisor for the film.